PureBasic 4.70 beta 1.1 is out (OS X only)

[Fred]

Just a quick beta release with the fixed bugs included, to continue the bug hunt. Only the OS X packages have been uploaded, and the beta number is still '1'.

Have fun,

The Fantaisie Software Team.

[Polo]

Thanks, will try it out!

[J. Baker]

Cool, will go through the bug check again.

[f1roe]

Bravo ! et merci pour ce laborieu travail.

[DoubleDutch]

Thanks.

[Andre]

A good step forward, as the linker errors (with Cocoa, not with Carbon sub-system) are gone

But does the Cocoa version change anything with the font handling?

As I have to use a MacOS-specific "workaround" again, which was already needed in an earlier OSX PB version:

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 CompilerIf #PB_Compiler_OS = #PB_OS_MacOS
   DrawingFont(FontID(GetGadgetFont(gad)))
 CompilerElse
    DrawingFont(GetGadgetFont(gad))
 CompilerEndIf

[csk]

No sure what else I need to install. I am getting error when I tried to run the provided samples on both x86 and x64 versions:

sh:g++ command not found

Mountain Lion 10.8
Xcode 4.4

[Polo]

No sure what else I need to install. I am getting error when I tried to run the provided samples on both x86 and x64 versions:

sh:g++ command not found

Mountain Lion 10.8
Xcode 4.4

Install command tools from Xcode (Preferences / Download)

[csk]

Hi Polo,

Tks. That does it.

[Polo]

Fred, can you please add the fullscreen button to PB IDE?

[Fred]

PB now display this message if g++ isn't found while compiling:

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XCode (with 'commandline tools') needs to be installed to use PureBasic.
XCode is found on the AppStore or on the installation DVD for older OS X versions.

If XCode is already installed, please ensure than the 'commandline tools' are installed
(XCode/Preferences/Downloads for new XCode, or re-run the installer for older versions).

Should solve the XCode thing a bit more easily.

[fsw]

PB now display this message if g++ isn't found while compiling:

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... or re-run the installer for older versions).

...

This is exactly what I had to do.
So this addition is very welcome.
Good job!